Brett,
While I'm sure you have a point, the truth is that Christmas doesn't just belong to Christians. It was Winter Solstice long before Jesus came along, and the I'm just guessing that the pagans wouldn't object to 'dirty' words, and I could be quite wrong there.
The Feast of Isis was celebrated in Babylon long before Christianity was born. It was, I am told, characterized by all manner of gluttonous behavior, probably punctuated by dirty words (guessing) - and then there were the Romans with their Saturnalia. Both of these holidays were celebrated on the 25th of December, by the way, which is an unlikely date for the birth of baby Jesus in any case.
We get the term "Yule" from that old pagan Sun God.
Don't get me wrong - I think Christian celebrations are wonderful and I highly encourage simply everyone to really listen to the Sermon on the Mount, for example.
But I think the post about the Christmas songs contained a warning of sorts that there were words that might refer to naughty bits or something along that line.
If you click it, having read the warning, and let's face it, the internet is a big place, full of things much naughtier than those Christmas songs, then you clicked it in spite of the warning, right?
If I am wrong in my view of this, someone please let me know and I will delete whatever needs to be deleted and we'll move on.
Jack